Young Thug's New Court Appearance Sparks Discussions on Weight Gain

Young Thug, also known as Thugga, made a recent appearance in court, catching the attention of fans who couldn't help but notice his apparent weight gain. The Atlanta rapper, leader of YSL (Young Stoner Life), showed up for jury selection in preparation for his upcoming RICO trial, which is set to begin later this month.

A photograph of Young Thug during his court appearance was shared on Daily Loud's X (formerly Twitter) account, and fans wasted no time sharing their observations about his changed physique.

One commenter humorously remarked, "Gunna came out like Thug, Thug came out looking like Gunna."

Another Twitter user asked in astonishment, "WTH...How did he gain so much weight in jail?"

Someone else playfully chimed in, "He is big Thug now."

The YSL RICO case has been a subject of discussion and speculation for several months, and the recent jury selection marked a significant step towards the trial's commencement. Opening statements are scheduled to start on November 27, and the trial is expected to last for a period of nine months. Both the defense and prosecution have been actively involved in the selection process, posing various questions to potential jurors.

These questions covered a wide range of topics, including jurors' opinions on rap music and their attitudes towards tattoos. During this week's jury selection, one female juror was excluded from the list due to the extended duration of the trial. The judge acknowledged the potential impact on her job if she were away for that extended period.

Throughout this legal process, Young Thug's legal team has been advocating for their client's release on bond, citing concerns about his deteriorating health while in custody. In a hearing held in June, his lawyer argued that "this lifestyle has caused physical harm to Young Thug." Despite these efforts, Young Thug's request for bond was ultimately denied.

Young Thug's ongoing legal proceedings continue to captivate fans and followers, who eagerly await the outcome of the high-profile case.


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